Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-05-26
Rublcs are decidedly in fashion.
Scotch plaids are the Juror in Paris.


Scotch plaids are the Juror in Paris.
wink in time strengthens the water.
Wraps for summer wear are rich in Jets.
Necklaces are very little worn nowadays
Twenty-four per cent of Norway Is forest.
Short slccvcd nantes are much in vogue.
The cOnqueriug woman is the concurrne
woman.
Pale drab is the popular color for dressing
| tailor suits.
Black surah is the proper silk for half
mourning trOcks
Scarfs and neckties of metal are new Ger.
man Invention.
Lace insertion and ribbon dresses are now
| very fashionable.
| The parlor is probably the most frequented
of all court rooms.
Turbans remain in favor for city streets and
for travelling hats.
Black enamel diamond covers in dead finish
are in demand at present.
Carbunces in rings links and sleeve but
tons are considered very genteel.
Crownless bOnnets, worn like an old.fash.
Toned head-drcss, are tayOritcs.
Scarf nantes, very convenient wraps in.
deed, are in favor for spring wear.
Light tan-colored gloves of Danish kid are
still used with dresses of any color.
White lilacs are first choice for bridal nose.
gays, with lilies of the valley gOOd second.
Plain net without dots now rivals point
iesprit with its many dots for dress UOnnets
A cross old bachelor suggests that births
should be announced under the head Of new
music.
Rack and white mixtures IN stripes and |
bars are seen in the new groS grain and faille |
Franchise silks.
Fred Gebhard's brass-mOunted hanson ia
often seen in front of Mrs. Langtry's resi- dcnce
in New York.
Gar Alexander never reads a newspapcr
until 1t has been specially prepared for tine J
imperial sensitlvcness. 4
An exchange asks: care womens clubs OF
value?" Well, we have known them some
times TO hold the best in the pack.
A New York sea captain has just sued his
hlrd wife to obtain possession Of ''secOnd
Sife's shawl, nightgOwn, and SIS in cash."
1t is said that there are nOw2, 400 unmarried
women in the various foreign mission fields,
ngaged in prosecuting mission work.
'Indeed, it happened in less time than
axe to tell it," said lady who was cOnsid-
red quite bore. "Oh, I haven't the least
Oubt of that" replied her patient and truth.
III listener.
J. B. Sargent, the well-known manufactur.
r, has left his home in New Haven for q trip
round the world. Before he left he spent
whole day in shaking hands with each one OF
lis 1900 employees,
A plain spoken lady, we know well,
Fell in love with Sir James Russell Lowell,
But when told he said ''naitchah"
For nature, the .craitchah"
Concluded the match wouldn't go WELL
pretty feature of a recent wedding was
he wearing OF natural flowers in high clus.
er on dress bOnnets OF lace, both in black and |
white. The same decoration was also no
iced upon bonnets worn in this city on Easter |
Sunday.
A Partisan recently sent bath-tub to a |
gentleman in Naples as q present, and recev- |
ID note day or two after asking when the |
bars were coming.
All the men who have jumped off the Brook |
yn bridge have been pennlless and ragged |
\ plain case of Lazarus and dives.
The house in which Michael Angelo lived in |
Florence is standing with a few of the great |
lrtist's household goods preserved in the |
everal apartments.
Mr.. Gladstone recently received present |
" a ''rOyal' sturgeon weighing sixty pounds, |
which had Deen caught In the shannon estu- |
NY by some Limerick fishermen.
1t cost 522 in Burlington, VT, for a man to |
Kiss girl at the depot in mistake for his sis
er, and now he he is sorry he did not pick
out prettier girl.
Hellotrope is undoubtedly the color Of the
eason. There are ten different shades
four of them are called ''anemonc, two red
fish shades opium" and the darkest "dahlia."
BOARDING house keeper. He took two meals
here and then proposed; yet some women
hink 1t does not pay to make boarders COM
ortable.